TITLE: TIME magazine
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ISSUE DATE: MAY 21, 1979; Vol. 113, No. 21
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: SALT II. Now the great debate. GASOLINE: A long dry summer. Cover: Illustration by Nicholas Gaetano.

NATION Has the antinuclear movement come of age with its march on Washington? Carter's budget survives assaults in the House.

LIVING A window tax is levied in Hartford, Conn., to raise funds for a historic building. Vandals shatter a valuable sculpture.

Cover: After more than six years of negotiating, a new arms limitation treaty is complete. "It enhances the security of the U.S.," says Secretary of State Vance. But SALT II faces rough going in the Senate. See SPECIAL REPORT.

WORLD Maggie Thatcher earns an A for action. Israel's tough response to Palestinian terror. io, More executions in Iran.

SCIENCE New-found fossils from 40 million B.C. indicate man's roots may lie in Asia, not Africa. Sex and the single cockroach.

TELEVISION CBS's Blind Ambition, based largely on John Dean's book, tries hard for authenticity but makes Watergate seem dull.

RELIGION Lately exiled from the U.S.S.R., the Rev. Georgi Vins tells how Reform Baptists struggle against government repression.

ECONOMY & BUSINESS: There is a new thrust in antitrust. A two-day Time Inc. conference explores the changing, activist course of the nation's trustbusters. Henry Ford steps aside. Beer bust in West Germany.

PRESS Rolling Stone gathers Look, as rolling heads gather severance pay. Frank Sinatra punches the press in a mass mailing.

EDUCATION In Evanston, Ill., parents and school board members agonize over what schools to close down as population dwindles.

SPORT Low-key and enigmatic, Coach Fred Shero leads the Rangers against the champion Canadiens for the Stanley Cup.

ESSAY Despite signs to the contrary, the passenger train is not obsolete, but America's peculiar way of dealing with it surely is.

GASOLINE: Memorial Day weekend sta' the summer driv' orgy, but there w' be enough fuel to ply it. Californians ready are in a fre and Congress ref to authorize ratio even in an emerges See NATION.

ART In San Francisco, Buddhas and cro scrolls and dagge pots and portraits document 5,000 y of Korean culture.



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